Safeguarding and Accessibility Quiz

What email should you send any safeguarding concerns to?

What types of things might we want to look out for when working with children and young people at Frameless?

Safeguarding means...

• protecting children, young people and vulnerable adult’s health, human rights and wellbeing

• ensuring the provision of safe and effective care of children and vulnerable adults

• preventing harm to the health, wellbeing and development of children and vulnerable adults

Name examples of visible disabilities

Name examples of invisible disabilities

What are some true statements about visual impairment/blindness?

• Blindness and Visual Impairment is on a spectrum

• People with visual impairments lack independence

• You should always guide someone with a visual impairment

• You shouldn't approach someone if they need help, wait for them to come to you

What are some true statements about deafness/hearing loss?

• 1 in 5 adults in the UK are deaf or have hearing loss

• Lip Reading is a reliable form of communication

• British Sign Language and American Sign Language are interchangeable

• Raising your voice can help visitors with hearing impairments understand you better

What is the meeting point for lost children/vulnerable adults?

• Cloakroom

• Ground Floor

• Shop

• Lobby

Do you need permission to use the iPad to assist a visitor using BSL?

• Yes

• No